Vocabulary Non Harmonic Tones: notes that don't belong in the chords
Passing Tones: approached by step, left by step in same direction
Neighbor Tones - Upper and Lower: approached by step, left by step in opposite direction
Suspensions: approached by same note, left by step (usually down)
Anticipations: approached by step or leap, left by same note
Appoggiatura: approached by leap, left by step in opposite direction
Changing Tones-cambiata: group of 4 notes, hit upper (lower) then lower (upper) then original note
Retardations: approached by same note, resolves up a step
Escape Tones: approached by step, left by leap in either direction
Free Tone: approached by leap, left by leap in either direction
Pedal Tone: sustained or repeated
Non Harmonic Tones: notes that don't belong in the chords
Passing Tones: approached by step, left by step in same direction
Neighbor Tones - Upper and Lower: approached by step, left by step in opposite direction
Suspensions: approached by same note, left by step (usually down)
Anticipations: approached by step or leap, left by same note
Appoggiatura: approached by leap, left by step in opposite direction
Changing Tones-cambiata: group of 4 notes, hit upper (lower) then lower (upper) then original note
Retardations: approached by same note, resolves up a step
Escape Tones: approached by step, left by leap in either direction
Free Tone: approached by leap, left by leap in either direction
Pedal Tone: sustained or repeated